Not just a token, TREE plants a seed of order in DeFi
In the cryptocurrency market, tokens often signify speculation. Booms and busts seem to be the narratives people are most accustomed to. But the existence of TREE attempts to prove another possibility: tokens are not just symbols of trade; they can also become seeds of order.
The dilemma of DeFi: A lack of interest rate coordinates
Traditional finance has interest rate benchmarks like LIBOR and SOFR that provide a unified reference for global capital pricing. In DeFi, however, interest rates are fragmented: different protocols and assets operate independently, and lending and risk management lack a common language. The absence of a benchmark is like measuring the world with a ruler that has no scale, leading to inevitable chaos.
TREE's answer: tAssets and DOR
The design of Treehouse focuses on two key points:
• tAssets: Allows assets like ETH to derive automatically optimized yield versions, such as tETH. It helps capital flow between multiple platforms, aggregating scattered yields into a more stable curve.
• DOR (Decentralized Offered Rate): Forms credible on-chain interest rates through distributed forecasting and consensus. This is an experiment with a 'benchmark', allowing the market to price based on data rather than emotions.
The significance of the seed
The $TREE token plays a role in governance, staking, and incentives, allowing participants to have a voice and share in the profits. It is no longer just a speculative item but the core medium of ecological operation.
This token is more like a seed. It may not yet have grown into a towering tree, but it has already pointed in a direction: in the noisy market, @Treehouse Official attempts to sow order, so that the future of DeFi can rely not only on emotions but also on benchmarks.
